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Reheating Baby Back Ribs
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I'm gonna cook a total of 12 racks of baby backs on Sat for a party the next day. These will be in the fridge overnight. What would be best method to reheat? The party will be where I will not have my egg to do any reheating. Also, can i sauce them while on egg. I'd rather not wait and add sauce during reheating. Thanks for any inputs.
Large & MiniMax in Lexington, KY
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I reheat them in a 250 degree oven. I use a ridged bottom aluminum foil pan, put some apple juice in the bottom and cover the pan with foil, put them in the oven for 45 minutes (started with the ribs at room temp). I could not tell the difference from freshly cooked.
Did not use sauce, so I can't help there.
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